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The ego is reactive.

Ponder on that for a second.

The higher one’s ego, the more reactive to external factors.

And if not controlled through training, can lead to uncontrolled reactions that lead to big regrets.

So, let’s say somebody criticized the way you did your job.

Perhaps somebody other then your boss.

You might feel the nagging tug of resentment because you tend to view yourself as a higher-level player in the business.

You might even read this example and immediately conclude, no, that’s not me, I don’t let such things bother me.

But is that true, really?

That’s why being capable of totally raw and honest self-examination is important here, and like I said, the bigger a person’s ego, the less likely, or certainly harder it is, to honestly reflect and accept constructive criticism.

And that’s true whether the criticism is completely condescending or intended as constructive toward you.

So, the ego jumps into action boxing gloves on, or the opposite, it shrinks further into the corner.

Either action is a move to protect and defend itself.

And usually what we see over countless episodes of repeated negative criticism is something eventually snaps.

The ego rises up to defend itself and inflates when praised then collapses when ignored.

We want good outcomes though, right?

Results that matter.

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